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WYSIWYG Indo Green Goniopora Large colony

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WYSIWYG Indo Green Goniopora Large colony, full extension, amazing movement💲225
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Small Red Xenia

admin — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 05:51:11 GMT

Small Red Xenia
Pulsing, fast-growing, and super eye-catching
💲60
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Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color

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Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color.
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Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color

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Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color.

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🎉 Get 10% OFF your first order

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This is what real color looks like 🔥🌿
Bright, textured, and fully alive — these corals stand out in any reef tank. The kind of pieces that instantly upgrade your setup.
But it’s not just about looks — healthy corals mean stable water, proper care, and the right system behind it.
That’s exactly what we focus on.
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Choosing the right first saltwater aquarium size

admin — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 05:52:14 GMT

For first-time marine hobbyists, the size of your saltwater aquarium matters as it influences stability, equipment needs, and maintenance effort. A common starting point is a 20–40 gallon system. These sizes are easier to heat, filter, and cycle, and they let you learn the basics of water chemistry without the pricier commitments of large tanks.

Why 20–40 gallons works well: larger water columns dampen temperature swings and make chemical fluctuations less drastic, giving you more time to respond to issues. They also provide enough space to keep a small collection of hardy fish and invertebrates while you master acclimation, salinity checks, and regular water changes.

Ideal salinity levels for freshwater and saltwater

admin — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 05:51:19 GMT

Salinity is a key parameter for aquarium health. Different tank types require different baseline salinity levels to keep inhabitants comfortable and thriving.

Freshwater tanks typically have near-zero salinity, measured as 0 ppt (practical salinity units) or a specific gravity close to 1.000. In practice, most hobbyists monitor for very slight chlorinated or dissolved mineral content rather than a true salt concentration.

Brackish tanks sit between freshwater and saltwater, usually in the range of about 0.5–1.0 ppt (roughly SG 1.005–1.010). These setups house fish and invertebrates adapted to intermediate salinity levels, so accuracy and consistency are especially important.

🔥 New Pieces Available 🔥

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🔥 New Pieces Available 🔥
Some seriously unique reef additions just landed 👀
Crazy textures, deep colors, and that glow that really pops under blues 🌊✨
Each one has its own look — perfect if you’re trying to add something different to your setup or fill in that standout spot in your tank.
Healthy, well-kept, and ready for a new home 🪸

🌸 Underwater Flowers 🌸

admin — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 18:57:53 GMT

🌸 Underwater Flowers 🌸
These pieces look more like a garden than a reef 👀
Fully opened, each polyp resembles a tiny glowing flower — packed together to create a living bouquet under the lights 🌊✨
From soft mint tones to deep fiery oranges, the colors and patterns make them stand out from any angle.
If you’re looking to add that “flower garden” look to your tank… this is it 🌿
Healthy, thriving, and ready for a new setup 🪸

🔥 Fire Red Shrimp — a must-have for any reef tank

admin — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 13:38:52 GMT

🔥 Fire Red Shrimp — a must-have for any reef tank 🔥
Bright red color, incredible contrast, and not just for looks — these guys are hardworking cleaners that help keep your aquarium healthy and thriving.
Perfect addition for both beginner and advanced reef keepers.
At Saltwater Aquarium Reef Company, we only bring in healthy, high-quality livestock you can trust.
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Soft Coral Movement You Can’t Beat

admin — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 06:35:05 GMT

These soft corals are all about flow, texture, and natural movement. Watching them sway in the current brings your reef tank to life — even better in person and on video.
🔥 Fully open and healthy
🔥 Constant motion in the water
🔥 Easy to care for & great for any reef setup
🔥 Adds a natural, full look to your tank
Perfect for anyone looking to create that alive, flowing reef feel 🌊

Snail Mystery

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:52:12 GMT

They are a great addition to help keep uneaten food and algae at a minimum in community and planted aquariums. This peaceful snail will not bother other snails, fish or plants. The Mystery Snail does not have a very long-life span and they will have to be replaced often. Some defining characteristics of this snail is that they have gill and lung function so they can survive out of water, and an operculum. The operculum is a piece of shell that fits over the opening where the snails body extrudes from the shell. The snail can withdraw into its shell and protect itself by closing this "trapdoor" and sealing itself off from the outside world. This snail mostly relies of on detritus and algae as their food source, but if that becomes scarce be sure to supplement their diet with sinking pellets.

Red Claw Crab

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:51:30 GMT

Red claw crabs are semi-aquatic brackish water dwellers that require both land and water in their tank setup. These crabs need at least 10 gallons and must spend half their time on land to breathe properly. They're moderately easy to keep, reaching about 4 inches across, and thrive in slightly brackish conditions between 70–88°F. With striking red and orange coloring, they're aggressive omnivores with a lifespan up to 2.5 years. Despite being commonly mislabeled as fully aquatic, they're a rewarding alternative species for experienced aquarists.

Koi Sunburst Neocaridina Shrimp

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:50:47 GMT

Koi Sunburst Neocaridina Shrimp are vibrant dwarf shrimp prized for their striking yellow and orange spot coloration and hardiness. Perfect for beginners, they tolerate a wide range of water conditions and thrive at room temperature without a heater. These active scavengers continuously feed on algae, biofilm, and decaying plant matter, making them excellent tank cleaners. They prefer neutral to slightly basic water (pH 7.2-7.6) in established tanks with low flow. A 5+ gallon setup with plenty of plants and hardscape provides ideal conditions. Fire Red Cherry Shrimp breed readily when properly fed and maintained, making them an engaging choice for planted

Blood Sunkist Neocaridina Shrimp

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:50:03 GMT

Blood Sunkist Neocaridina shrimp are vibrant freshwater invertebrates celebrated for their deep red coloration and resilient temperament. These peaceful scavengers excel in planted aquariums and community tanks, actively consuming algae and organic debris to support water quality. They thrive within specific parameters: pH 6.2–7.6, KH 4–8 dKH, GH 6–8 dGH, and TDS 150–250 ppm. Neocaridina are prolific breeders in stable conditions, enabling hobbyists to cultivate thriving colonies. Suitable for both newcomers and seasoned aquarists seeking low-maintenance, colorful livestock with straightforward care requirements.

Black Rili Neocaridina Shrimp

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:49:27 GMT

Black Rili Neocaridina Shrimp are hardy freshwater invertebrates prized for their striking contrast of black and blue coloration. These peaceful community dwellers thrive in stable water conditions: pH 6.0–8.0, GH 4–8, KH 2–6, and TDS 150–250. They excel at algae control and biofilm grazing, making them ideal for planted tanks and established aquascapes. Neocaridina are forgiving of minor parameter fluctuations, making them perfect for intermediate aquarists. Provide fine substrate, dense vegetation, and hiding spots to encourage natural behaviors and breeding success.

Golden Back Neocaridina Shrimp

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:48:59 GMT

Golden Back Neocaridina Shrimp are hardy freshwater shrimp prized for their striking golden coloration and ease of care. Ideal for planted tanks and community setups, these peaceful invertebrates thrive in stable water conditions: pH 6.0–7.5, GH 4–8, KH 2–4, and TDS 150–250. They excel at algae control, breeding readily in established tanks, and adding dynamic movement to any aquascape. Perfect for both beginners and experienced aquarists seeking reliable, low-maintenance livestock.

Sunkist Rili Neocaridina Shrimp

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:48:29 GMT

Sunkist Rili Neocaridina Shrimp are vibrant freshwater invertebrates prized for their striking orange and white coloration. These hardy shrimp thrive in established aquariums with stable water parameters: pH 6.0–8.0, GH 4–8, KH 3–6, and TDS 150–250. They're excellent algae grazers and scavengers, making them valuable additions to planted tanks and community setups. Maintain consistent temperatures between 65–75°F and provide ample hiding spots with plants or décor. Perfect for both beginners and experienced aquarists seeking low-maintenance, visually appealing livestock.

Black Guppy

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:47:38 GMT

They are peaceful fish that will do great in community tanks. Be aware that these are livebearers so when adding females and males that you can end up with more than when you started. This Guppy will eat just about anything offered from frozen freshwater foods to pellets, freeze dried and flakes.

Fancy Guppy

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:46:58 GMT

Balloon Belly Molly

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:46:09 GMT

They prefer harder, alkaline water conditions over acidic and soft water. They can adapt to a variety of salt levels if they are properly acclimated. They are peaceful fish that will do great in community tanks. Be aware that these are livebearers so when adding females and males that you can end up with more than when you started. They are omnivores and will eat just about anything you offer including flakes, pellets and frozen foods

Oranda Goldfish

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:45:06 GMT

Oranda will get quite large and will need a large aquarium or pond when full grown. They are considered diggers, so use caution when adding plants because they can get uprooted. They will eat just about any pellet or flake that you offer, however, be sure the food has vegetable foods in it. Freshwater food with vegetables will help prevent swim bladder problems.

Hifin Platy

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:44:13 GMT

Beginner-friendly freshwater fish, known for their vibrant colors, peaceful temperament, and easy care requirements. They are peaceful fish that will do great in community tanks. Be aware that these are livebearers so when adding females and males that you can end up with more than when you started. This Platy will eat just about anything offered from frozen freshwater foods to pellets, freeze dried and flakes.

Comet Red & White

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:43:32 GMT

Red and White Comet Goldfish are hardy and graceful, ideal for both tanks and ponds. Known for their distinctive red and white colors and long fins, they thrive in spacious, well-filtered water with temperatures of 64–75°F and a pH between 6.5 and 7.5. Peaceful and social, they do well with other goldfish and require a balanced diet of pellets, flakes, and occasional vegetables or protein treats. Their care is straightforward, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced aquarists.

Farlowella Catfish

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:42:53 GMT

Unique South American catfish with an elongated snout and twig-like body for natural camouflage. Reaches 6 inches and lives up to 6 years in captivity. A peaceful scavenger that grazes along tank surfaces, feeding on algae wafers, sinking pellets, and leftover food. Ideal for established aquariums seeking a low-maintenance, bottom-dwelling addition.

Black Fan Moor Goldfish

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:42:15 GMT

Black Moor Goldfish are elegant fancy goldfish distinguished by their velvety black coloration and prominent, protruding eyes. These peaceful, moderately active swimmers typically reach 4-6 inches and thrive in cooler water between 65-75°F. They require a minimum 20-gallon tank with good filtration, soft substrate, and regular water changes. Black Moors are omnivorous and do best on high-quality sinking pellets supplemented with blanched vegetables and occasional live or frozen foods. Their color can fluctuate based on water quality, and they make excellent community tank residents when paired with compatible tankmates.

Fancy Goldfish

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:41:10 GMT

Fancy Goldfish are a prized fancy variety distinguished by their rounded bodies, prominent dorsal humps, and flowing fins. Growing to 4-6 inches, they display vibrant colors including orange, red, white, and calico patterns. These peaceful, moderately active fish thrive in cooler water (65-75°F) and require a minimum 20-gallon tank with quality filtration and weekly water changes. They prefer slightly alkaline conditions and benefit from soft substrates, plants, and hiding spots. Feed a balanced diet of high-quality goldfish pellets, blanched vegetables, and occasional live or frozen foods. Ideal for community tanks with compatible species.

Silver Dollar

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:40:28 GMT

Silver Dollar Fish are peaceful schooling fish ideal for large tropical aquariums. At 5cm, these hardy specimens display a striking silver body and reach up to 15cm when mature. Keep them in groups of six or more in water temperatures of 75-82 F with a pH of 6.0–7.5. As herbivores, they feed on algae wafers and vegetables. Pair with calm tankmates, avoid sharp décor, and provide smooth aqua scaping. With stable conditions, they live several years and make excellent community tank additions.

Cherry Barbs

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:39:49 GMT

Cherry Barbs are elegant, slender fish displaying vibrant orange-red coloration with distinctive chocolate brown markings along their sides. Males intensify to bright cherry red during spawning. These timid fish thrive in well-planted 30-gallon tanks with soft, slightly acidic water and ample swimming space. House them with similarly peaceful species. They require varied diets including quality flake food, vegetables, and live or frozen foods like brine shrimp and bloodworms. Ideal for experienced aquarists seeking a graceful, colorful addition to community tanks.

Silver Tip Tetra

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:39:00 GMT

Silver Tip Tetras are peaceful, active schooling fish prized for their distinctive silver-tipped fins and golden bodies with black tail markings. Native to South American rivers, they thrive in community aquariums with soft water and plenty of plants or driftwood for shelter. Keep them in groups of six or more to encourage natural schooling behavior. These hardy fish accept a varied diet including micro pellets, flake food, brine shrimp, and freeze-dried bloodworms. Ideal for aquarists seeking an elegant, low-maintenance addition to established freshwater tanks.

Jewel Cichlid

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:38:09 GMT

Jewel Cichlid (Hemichromis Bimaculatus) from West African streams. This medium-sized cichlid reaches up to 6 inches and displays vibrant coloring, especially during breeding. Prefers pH 7.5-8.0, temperatures 72-82°F, and a solitary temperament. House multiple females per male to reduce stress.

Strawberry Rasboras

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:37:22 GMT

Strawberry rasboras are small, peaceful tropical fish from Thailand ideal for nano tanks and larger aquariums alike. These vibrant fish thrive in 30-liter setups with temperatures between 20–28°C and slightly acidic water (pH 4.0–7.0). Growing just 1.5–2.0 cm, they're perfect for aquascapers seeking delicate, colorful additions. With intermediate care requirements and a lifespan up to 8 years, strawberry rasboras reward attentive hobbyists with long-term beauty and engaging schooling behavior.

Paradise Gourami

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:36:43 GMT

Originating from Southeast Asian waters, the Paradise fish captivates with striking coloration and bold temperament. As a labyrinth breather, it supplements gill respiration by drawing oxygen from the surface—a defining trait of its family. Males display pronounced territorial behavior and thrive best in solitary setups or alongside swift, hardy companions that won't trigger aggression. This species reaches approximately 10 cm and prefers cooler freshwater conditions between 20–26°C, making it ideal for established aquarists seeking a fish with character and presence.

Motoro Stingray

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:35:49 GMT

Motoro Stingray (*Potamotrygon motoro*) is a striking freshwater stingray from the Amazon Basin, prized for its patterned disc-like body and peaceful temperament. Growing 40–50 cm in diameter, it features a dark brown or black dorsal surface with lighter spots and a long, whip-like tail. A bottom dweller, it thrives in warm, slightly acidic water (24–28°C, pH 6.5–7.5) with a minimum 200-liter tank, soft sandy substrate, and robust filtration. Feed a varied carnivorous diet of sinking pellets, bloodworms, and frozen shrimp. House with larger, non-aggressive tankmates such as Severums or larger catfish. Sensitive to poor water conditions and handling, it requires weekly 20% water changes and ample hiding spots to feel secure. Due to the sensitive nature of this species, local pickup only—no shipping available.

Red Tail Catfish

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:34:49 GMT

A legendary South American predator, the Red Tail Catfish commands respect with its striking chocolate body, white belly, and vibrant crimson tail. This impressive species reaches approximately three feet in captivity and can live three decades, making it a long-term commitment for experienced aquarists. Known for its voracious appetite and aggressive temperament, it requires tankmates of comparable size to avoid predation. The Red Tail Catfish accepts frozen foods, live feeders, and quality pellets, adapting readily to captive diets. Native to Brazilian waters, this species (Phractocephalus hemioliopterus) demands substantial space and expert care—ideal for dedicated hobbyists seeking a showstopping centerpiece that grows into a true aquarium titan.

Veil Angel

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:33:50 GMT

A member of the cichlid family native to South America, almost all freshwater angelfish for sale today are captive-bred. This relatively easy-to-care-for species comes in a wide variety of colors, patterns and varying fin lengths.

Typical appearance and behavior
Freshwater angelfish are taller than they are long
Like a well-planted tank with some open space in the middle for swimming
Can be territorial but not as aggressive as other cichlids
Will form small school but may quarrel within their group to determine hierarchy
Are slow swimmers who prefer calm, slow-moving water

Guppy Yellow Dragon

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:33:00 GMT

Yellow Dragon Guppies are vibrant, peaceful fish perfect for aquarists seeking color and hardiness. These adaptable guppies display striking multi-colored markings and thrive on varied diets of quality flakes, pellets, and frozen foods. Ideal for community tanks, they occupy the upper water column and do well with peaceful fish and invertebrates. They require minimal space—a 10-gallon tank suffices—and tolerate a wide temperature range of 64–82°F with flexible pH levels. Hardy and easy to care for, Yellow Dragon Guppies are an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced hobbyists.

Trinidad Pleco

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:31:54 GMT

The Trinidad Plecostomus is a nocturnal herbivore ideal for larger community aquariums of 70+ gallons. This greenish-yellow fish from South American rivers features patterned fins that blend seamlessly into planted tanks. Provide driftwood, rocks, and vegetation to replicate its natural habitat and promote security. It naturally controls algae but requires supplemental herbivore wafers when algae is scarce. Best suited for experienced aquarists who can accommodate its substantial adult size.

Bubble Anemone

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:23:54 GMT

The Green Bubble Tip Anemone is ideal for established reef tanks with plenty of rocks to attach to. It has bulb-shaped tentacles that extend to catch food and retract afterward. It needs at least a 30-gallon tank with strong lighting to stay healthy and avoid stretching. These anemones can grow up to 12 inches wide but usually stay smaller. They do well with clownfish, which help feed them, or you can supplement their diet with chopped fish, shrimp, or worms. Handle carefully, as they can sting and harm nearby tank mates if crowded.

Rainbow Anemone

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:23:20 GMT

This Rainbow Bubble Tip Anemone showcases a mesmerizing palette of reds, oranges, greens, and pinks, with fluorescent tips that intensify dramatically under actinic illumination. Its undulating tentacles and vivid coloration establish it as a focal point in reef systems. A reliable host for clownfish, this species gravitates toward rocky crevices and thrives under moderate light and current conditions. Successful placement demands a fully cycled, stable aquarium environment. Maintain adequate separation from neighboring corals and circulation devices to facilitate proper settlement and feeding patterns.

Asrt Rock Flower Anem

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:22:43 GMT

Rock flower anemones are an excellent choice for reef aquarists of all experience levels. These small, disk-shaped anemones thrive with moderate lighting and flow, requiring minimal maintenance once established. Known for their stunning array of colors—from electric blues and neon greens to vibrant oranges and reds—they add dramatic visual impact to any tank. Unlike many anemone species, rock flowers remain relatively stationary once they settle into a preferred spot on substrate or rockwork, making them predictable and easy to manage. Hardy, affordable, and available in numerous color morphs, they're ideal for building a dynamic reef display.

Yellow Watchman Goby

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:21:11 GMT

Yellow Watchman Gobies form remarkable symbiotic partnerships with pistol shrimp, standing guard while their burrow-mate digs. Their independently moving eyes detect threats from any angle, and they signal danger with a distinctive tail wiggle. Juveniles often display steel blue coloring before maturing into golden yellow with turquoise markings. Peaceful toward other fish, they're hardy feeders accepting frozen mysis, brine shrimp, and pellets. Approximate size: 1.25"–1.5".

Tomato Clown

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:20:24 GMT

Captive-bred Tomato Clownfish thrive in home aquariums and are ideal for both beginners and experienced aquarists. These hardy fish typically reach 3.5 inches and display vibrant red-orange coloration as they mature. They naturally associate with anemones or coral and can be kept together if introduced simultaneously. Known for their ease of breeding in captivity, Tomato Clownfish are aggressive eaters that readily accept meaty foods and herbivore preparations, making them straightforward to care for and feed.

Spotted Hawkfish

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:19:33 GMT

The Spotted Hawkfish features a striking whitish-blue body adorned with bold red spots. This hardy, aggressive species requires a minimum 30-gallon aquarium and thrives alongside larger, semi-aggressive tank mates. It will prey on small fish and crustaceans, making careful tank mate selection essential. Feed a varied diet of marine meats, frozen foods, and live shrimp to maintain optimal health.

Ribbon Eel

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:18:47 GMT

The Black Ribbon Eel is a striking species featuring an elongated black body with a yellow dorsal fin in juveniles. It requires a 100+ gallon aquarium with 4–5 inches of sand for burrowing and a secure lid. Provide caves or buried PVC pipe for refuge. Feed live fish, crab, or shrimp; this eel prefers solitary feeding. 26–30 inches. Expert care recommended.

Purple Tang

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:17:57 GMT

The Purple Tang is a striking blue-to-purple fish with a yellow tail, native to the Red Sea and surrounding waters. Adults reach 10 inches and are prized for their vibrant coloration. They require spacious tanks with plenty of hiding spots and strong lighting. These fish can be aggressive toward similar-shaped tank mates, particularly other Tangs. Feed them marine-based seaweed and algae at least three times weekly to boost immunity and reduce aggression. Best suited for experienced aquarists maintaining large reef or fish-only systems.

Guitar Fish

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 19:17:06 GMT

This rare guitarfish thrives in spacious aquariums of 300+ gallons with strong filtration and a fine sand substrate for burrowing. A bottom-dweller reaching over 30 inches, it displays a striking gray to chocolate-brown body with subtle white spotting. Feed meaty foods regularly and maintain stable saltwater conditions (salinity 1.020–1.025, 72–78°F, pH 8.1–8.4). Guitarfish are social with their own species but may jump—use a secure lid. Avoid copper treatments entirely. Due to this species' timid and sensitive nature, local pickup only is available to ensure the safest transport and acclimation to your aquarium.

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WYSIWYG Indo Green Goniopora Large colony

Small Red Xenia

Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color

Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color

Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color.

🎉 Get 10% OFF your first order

Bright, textured, and fully alive — these corals s

Choosing the right first saltwater aquarium size

Ideal salinity levels for freshwater and saltwater

🔥 New Pieces Available 🔥

🌸 Underwater Flowers 🌸

🔥 Fire Red Shrimp — a must-have for any reef tank

Soft Coral Movement You Can’t Beat

Snail Mystery

Red Claw Crab

Koi Sunburst Neocaridina Shrimp

Blood Sunkist Neocaridina Shrimp

Black Rili Neocaridina Shrimp

Golden Back Neocaridina Shrimp

Sunkist Rili Neocaridina Shrimp

Black Guppy

Fancy Guppy

Balloon Belly Molly

Oranda Goldfish

Hifin Platy

Comet Red & White

Farlowella Catfish

Black Fan Moor Goldfish

Fancy Goldfish

Silver Dollar

Cherry Barbs

Silver Tip Tetra

Jewel Cichlid

Strawberry Rasboras

Paradise Gourami

Motoro Stingray

Red Tail Catfish

Veil Angel

Guppy Yellow Dragon

Trinidad Pleco

Bubble Anemone

Rainbow Anemone

Asrt Rock Flower Anem

Yellow Watchman Goby

Tomato Clown

Spotted Hawkfish

Ribbon Eel

Purple Tang

Guitar Fish

Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color

Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color

Torch corals 🔥🌊 Real movement. Real color.